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Giles Dalby lost control of his drone over the concert on Brighton Beach in July 2022.

The piece is said to have been fished out of the Thames estuary by a Royal Navy sailor.

Diogo Moreira says he felt a pressure in his chest and a loud bang when the explosion happened.

Valdo Calocane will be detained in a high-security hospital, "probably" for the rest of his life.

Staff at West Midlands Fire Service have been offered support after the loss of Wayne Brown.

Dean Garforth was on the run for two years before he was arrested in Spain.

Pep Guardiola tells Aleksander Ceferin to "respect the procedure" in response to the Uefa president's comments regarding Manchester City alleged Financial Fair Play breaches.

Phillip Taylor’s actions increased the flood risk at the River Swale near Catterick, a court hears.

Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah's daughter Ella died after she was exposed to "excessive" pollution.

The crimes are alleged to have taken place at a number of locations at the weekend.

Climate Wiseman was sentenced last year for fraud over the sale of fake Covid protection kits.

Plans to dispose of nuclear waste from across the UK at a site in East Yorkshire have been unveiled.

Constance Marten and her partner Mark Gordon are on trial for the manslaughter of their newborn baby.

The pair are pleading with the council to give them accommodation.

India race to 119-1 to give some context to England's 246 all out on an action-packed first day of the first Test in Hyderabad.

Valdo Calocane is sentenced for killing two 19-year-old students and a 65-year-old school caretaker.

Several patients with the winter vomiting bug are being cared for, East Surrey Hospital says.

Police stopped traffic on the M6 to allow the bird of prey to be caught by the RSPCA.

A driver stopped by police on the A31 and two men from Poole are held over the theft of the goats.

The UK government says terrorists are "likely" to try to carry out attacks in Algeria.